Alexandre Cruquenaire

Alexandre Cruquenaire is a legal researcher at the University of Namur, affiliated with the Namur Digital Institute (NADI), the Center for Research on Information, Law and Society (CRIDS), and the Law of Obligations Unit (UDO). He holds a PhD in Law from the University of Namur (2007) and combines academic work with a role as a partner at Lexing, specializing in IT and intellectual property law. He also serves as a visiting lecturer at UCL (Université catholique de Louvain).

His expertise includes

• Contract Law (with a focus on IT contracts)
• Intellectual Property Law
• Private International Law
• GDPR and data protection
• AI and robotics regulation

His research integrates legal frameworks for technology, particularly in Agile methodologies and digital rights. Recent publications highlight trends in contract interpretation, AI liability, and GDPR compliance.

External roles:

• Member of the Belgian Copyright Association (ABA)
• Third-party decision-maker at CEPANI for .be domain disputes
• Co-director of the Information Technology Law Review (RDTI)

He holds certifications in Agile (Scrum Master, 2017) and advanced law degrees from UNamur and UCL.